Josh Berkus wrote:
Greg,
The performance of every path to get data into the database besides COPY
is too miserable for us to use anything else, and the current
inflexibility makes it useless for anything but the cleanest input data.
One potential issue we're facing down this road is that current COPY has
a dual purpose: for database restore, and for importing and exporting
data. At some point, we may want to separate those two behaviors,
because we'll be adding bells and fringes to import/export which slow
down overall performance or add bugs.
Nothing that has been proposed will slow down existing behaviour AFAIK.
The new behaviour will be slower in most cases, but that's a different
matter.
cheers
andrew
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